Schip,
Hell no, I don't mind the time. Had a ball. Beats the hell out of puttin 15 into one 'o them beasts and snapping them all off in 2 2/3 seconds.
I do some of the cartridge stuff, too, but not to see how fast I can get the hell off the range.
Gotta go back real soon, bought a Kel Tec .380, skinny, light little piece, can even sit on it, and when I stand up it doesn't make my pants fall down. Gotta try it, so will take at least 3 C&Bs for the next trip, the 2 .44s and the new .36 Rem. Bought it after my shoot the other day.
Kel Tec is supposed to be 7.2 ounce pistol, empty, less felt recoil than heavier blowback pistols. Hope so, the former carry piece had 15, at least, pound single action pull, cock it and a ton to fire. This thing has about 5 pounds, at most , double action pull. Just got to see if it goes off when I want it to.. be happy, too, if it goes where I point it.
Now, I GOT to admit, I would like to be able to reload these things, I take at least 2 with me, per shoot, a little more quickly. A reloading stand would help. A reloader, the device that you charge and press the ball in off the pistol, would be probably a better option, Colt you slip on the reloaded cyl, Rem, you roll in the reloaded cyl, cap and shoot. AND, I do not see any danger in capping off the pistol. SO, slip on, or roll in, a fully shootable cyl.
If a chamber is going to fire, better it is out of the pistol than in.
Dunno which I am gonna try. One or the other. Got to admit, hammer seating, the other day, did have one fire into the ground, down range. Put a nice hole in the ground about 10 feet in front of me. Very impressive. Safe, but still impressive. Think my thumb slipped, not the seating pressure.
Not too many here gonna admit to that, are there? I think most of us have, but most of us won't say so.
Cheers,
George